EVOLUTION OF BARRIERS TO CROSSING OF SELF-INCOMPATIBLE WITH SELF-COMPATIBLE SPECIES OF SOLANUM
EVOLUTION OF BARRIERS TO CROSSING OF SELF-INCOMPATIBLE WITH SELF-COMPATIBLE SPECIES OF SOLANUM
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DOI:
10.1038/hdy.1961.16
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发表时间:
1961-01-01
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影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
RADLOW, A
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作者:
GRUN, P;RADLOW, A
The pollen of self-compatible Solanum verrucosum will not grow down the styles of some of the self-incompatible biotypes of several diploid species of Solanum although the reciprocal crosses regularly succeed. This result is in agreement with a general model for one-way isolation between self-compatible and self-incompatible species of plants. The one-way isolation is interpreted as resulting from a strong selection pressure for barriers which keep selfcompatibility genes out of the heterozygous self-incompatible complex. The same self-compatible S. verrucosum pollen does grow down the styles of other equally self-incompa-tible biotypes. This result is in disagreement with the general modelfor one-way isolation. The biotypes which lack the one-way isolation occur outside the geographic range of self-compatible species of Solanum. Their acceptance of self-compatible pollen tubes is interpreted as resulting from a loss due to pleiotrophy or linkage of their unused barrier against introduction of genes for self-compatibility.